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Etn1958 Vol05 05 .,, Vol. 5, No. 5, October 8, 1958 Semi -monthly 06 per year by 1st class NE \·t S Sem_23: Pote, Belgium, 24'11, natioml record; Koch, Holland, 174'10½", national rP coi:d. Rizzo, Italy, 9:27. O steeplechase, national record . Bulkine, Russia, 6'9-!. Gladbec~, Germany, Sepi. 25: Hary,Germany, 9. 5 twice, equalling European record. Czechoslovakia, Sept . 25; Malek, 204'7½", national record. Balkan Games, Sofia, Sept . 22: 100- Barchvarov, Bulg., 10.4; Lorger, Yugo, 10.5 ; 200-Batcharov ·21~ (record); Savel,Romania, 21.4; 400- Nader, Yugo, 47. 0 (rec); 800- Murat, Yugo, 1:50. O; 1500-Murat 3:43. 8; Oepastas, 3:44 . 8 (Greek record); Vazic, Yugo, 3:44. 8; Constantinidis,Grecce, 3:45. 2. 10, 000-Gregescu, R, 30:24; HH-Lorger 14. O; Marsellos 14. 3, Greek record. 400H-Savel, R, 52. 6; Ozguden, Turkey, 52. 9. 3000St­ Papavassiliou , Greece, 8:54.4 . HJ-Snhiner , T, 6'7i.BJ-Morinov, Bulg, 24'1i; PV-Roubanis, G, 14'7·!; Klebarov, ld'5¼, Bulgarian record . HSJ-Gourgouchilov, 52'¾", Bulgarian record; SP-Artarsld., Bu.lg, 56'3·!; DT-Atarsh, 174'3". Jf-Bezim, Y, 230'10". HT -.Kroumov,B, 202'2! . Dec . -Slavkov,B, 6746. 400R - Bulgaria ,.u. 5, record; 1600R-Bulgaria, 3:12 . 3R. Yugosla1'a, 3: 12. ,1, record. Points: Bulgaria 133½, Yugo 114; Romnnia 109; G 107½;Turk. 30 Goreborg, Sept. 22: Waern, Sweden, 8:05 . 4 for 3000m. Hamars land, N, 8: 1•~. O. , Gjoevik, Norway , Sept. 22: Danielsen, 266' 7". At Bergen, Nilsen 21.4 . Barcelona, Sept . 22: Smith, NZ, l: 49. 9, Barris, Spain, 1: 50. 2. Prague, Sept . 22: 6000m cross country; Jurek 17:42; TcherniD.vski, ll, 17: 45; Halberg, NZ, 17:48. Chromik 17th in 18:29.0. Leipz~, Germany, Sept . 27: Krzyszkowiak, Pol, 13: 58. 2 (pcrsonru. best}; lharos, Hung, 13:57.2; Jane, E Germ, 14:02.0. Oslo, Sept. 27: Waern, Sweden 4: 01. O; Hrunmarsland, N, ~ 04. 4. Great Britain vs . Finland, London. Sept. 27: 200 -Segal, B, 21. 5; l-lellstcn , F, 21. 8; 800-Rawson,B, 1:50.8; Coks,B, 1:52.2; Kontio,F, 1:52. 6; Hopesaari,F, 1:52. 3. 1500-Vuori­ snlo, F, 3: 4•1. 2; Ht:wson, B, 3: 44. 6; Sru.oncn, F, 3: ~5. •1;Ibbotson, B, 3: 46. 6. sooom-Kakko,F, 14:07 . 8; Hoekinpuro,F, 14:08.,l; Eldon,B, 1•1:10; Bullivruit,B, 1(:17.8. •100H-Mildh,F, 52. 4; Farrell,B, 53. 0. 3000St-Koivunen,F , 8:55. 0; Shirlcy,B, 8:57 . 4; Rintcenpun,F, 8:59 . 6; Herriott,B, 9:0•1. 0. HSJ-Rakhomo , F, 50'4:i. PV-Sutincn,F, 13'llj. DT-Repo,F, 169'7j; Lindroos, F, 167'5½. ]T-Paananen, F, 2'13'11¼; Laine, F, 2•12'8". 400R-GB ,11. O; Finfond 41. 7. First day score: Finland 69, Great Britain 48. Sccoudday, Sl'.?pt. 28: 100-Radford,B, 10.7; 400-Wrighton,B, ~6. 1; llellsten,F, 46. 9; Srunpson,B, 47. 2; Rekola , F, 47. 6. 10,000-Hyman,B, 29:36; Heatlcy ,D, 29:•;7. 4; Tuomacl.:i, F, 31:1 11. 8. HH-Hildreth,B, 14. 9; HJ-Solmincn,F, 6' 8¾. BJ-Vnlkruno,.F, 24'7i. SP-Rowe , B, 57'2 i . HT-Allday , B, 193'1oi. 1600R-GB 3:11. 2; Finland 3: 19. a. Decathlon: Knhma, F, 6615. Final score: Finland 120, England 110 (not a full British team) . On the some program: Engfand broke world record (16:-a . 0} in four mile rclny,doing 16: :rn.6 with Blag:rovc 1: 05. 2; Clark 4: 06. 6; Ibbotson 4: 08. 8; Hawson 4: 10. o. Fin. 17: 10. 400m-Spcncc, Sa, <.6. 7; aoom-Smith, NZ, 1: 52. 2; 2mil1?-Everctt, Scot, 8: 53; Gordon . Dortmund, GermDlly: Hary, 10. 2, equals European record; Ag'Ostini 10. 3; 200-Germar 20. 9; Agostini 21. O; Pohler 21. 3. Koufm~'1.Jl'16 . 9. Schmidt 2: 21. ,} !or 1000m from Missal a 2: 23. 3 and Boysen , 2: 2~. o. Lauer , 13. 8. Tourcoing, France, Sept . 28: Bernard 5:11 . 8 for 2000m, French record. Dclccour 9. 8. NEWS (continued) Leipzig, Sept. 28: International Military Garnes (lronCurtain). 100-T o.karyev, R, 10. 5; Foik,P, 10.5; Bachikov, R, 10.5. 200-Mandlik,C, 21.2; Swatowski,P, 21.5. 400-Swatowski 47. 4; Jirasek, C, 47. 5; Mach, P, 47. 6. 800-Jllllgwirth, C, 1: 50. 8; Rozsavolgyi, H, 1: 51. 0; Maritchev, R, 1:51. 2. 1500-Valentin, BG, 3:46. 3; Jungwirth, C, 3:46. 3; Jochman,P, 3:46. 9; Rozsavolgyi 3: 46. 9; Maritchev 3:47. 4. 10, 000-Krzyszkowialc, P, 29:10. 8. Ozog, P, 29:12; Grodotski, EG, 29:28. 6. ll0H-Tschou Lan Li, China, 14. 6, record; Lituyev , R, 14. 6. 400H-Dittner,EG, 51.6, record; Bogatov, R, 52.0; 3000 St-Buhl,EG, 8:38.8; Rzhishchin,R, 8:39.~. !~•_EG, 8:45;4• 400R-Po land 41.0; R':8s~a 41.1. HJ-St,:~anov,R, 6'71. BJ-Che n, R, 25 2j; S1tki.n, R, 24 7-I.PV-Chernobay,R, 14 5¼, Klebarov,B, 13 llf. HSJ-Chen,R, 51 1 6½. SP- Skobla,C, 58'6j. DT-Piatowski,P, 180'11¼; Szeczenyi,H, 178'5; Buklumtsev,R, 175'6½. JT-Radziwonowicz, P, 247'1" . HT-Nikulin, R, 213'3". Marathon-Kantorek, C, 2:25:32. 6. Barthelome, BG, 2:24:43.8. Semionov, R, 2:25:46.2. Poznan, Poland 1 Begier, 171' 1½, Sept. 29. Porzheim , BG, Sept. 29: Hary 10. 4, 21. 4. Koppenhoefer, 170'8t. Dresden, Sept. 29 Harbig Memorial 800: Pettersson, Sweden, 1:50. 3; Reinnagel,G, 1:50.6; Puhl, G, 6'7}; Dahl,Sweden, 2nd, 6'7i. ltaly,Sept. 2S: Berruti 10.4. Consolini 179'1 ½. Rizzo, 9:15.6, nationnl steeplech.rec. Wupe:rtal, Germany, Oct. 1. 100-Hary 10. 3; Radford, GB, 10. 4; Agostini 10. 5; Futterer;~ 10. 6; P-ohler,G, 10. 7. 200-Germar,G, 20. 6; Radford 21. O; Agostini 21.8. 300-Kaiser,G, :J3.8; Poerschke, G, 34.7. 400-Kaufmann,G, 47.4; 800-Schmidt,G, 1:50.2; lvussala, G, 1:50. 7; Raswon,GB, 1: so. 9; Kazmierski,P, 1:51. 2; St:rocke,G, 1:51. 2. Mile­ Waern, Swedcm, 4:06.8; Lcwandowski,Pol, 4:07,6; Verheuen,Belgium 4:08 . 8. 5000m-Hun ecke, G, 1~12.2; Eldon,GB, 14:13; Schade,G, 14:17.4. HH-Lauer 14.1. 3000St -L eenaert,Belgium, 9:04.4. HJ-Dahl,Sweden, 6'6f. JT-Frost, EG, 243'3 . Italy 110, France 91. Lyon, Oct. 4: 100-Berruti, I, 10. 7; Delecour, F, 10. 8. 200-Ber­ ruti 21.8. 400-Scavo,I, 48.8. 800-Barald.i,I, 1:54.8. 1500-Baraldi 3:51. 5000-Ambu,I, 14: 45. 6. 10, 000-Rhadi, F, 30:16. llOH-Maz~a, I, 15.1. 400mH-Martini, I, 53. 5. HJ-Cordovani, I, 6'5i. BJ-Bravi,I, 24'7 ! . PV-Balastre,F, 13'9l. HSJ-Battista, 50'6¼. SP-Meconi,!, 58'5!, record. OT-Consolini, I, 176'1½. JT-Mocquet,F, 240'10½. HT-Husson,F, 199'9¼; 400R­ Italy 41.1; 1600R-Italy 3: 16. 8. Birmingham, Oct. 5-Radford, England, 21. 0, British record for 220. 9. 4w. J miles, Craig 13:47. 4 fromEldon 13:49. 8. Sarrebruck, Germany, Oct. 5: West Germany 112, Hungary 100. Germar 10. 4 & 21. 2. Lauer 21. 4. Puell, 6'9½, record. Lauer 14. 1. Schmidt 1:49. 7, ill Germany. For Hungary, Illaros 13: 58. 2; Rozsavolgyi 3:44. 3; Szecsenyi 180'8". Odessa, USSR, Oct. 5: Rybak 6'9i over Kashkarov 6'8¼. Lugano , Switz., Oct. 5: Yugoslavia 124, Switzerland 85. Lorgcr 14. 3. Bucharest, Oct. 5: Women's high jump record by Bcl.as, Rom:inia, 5'll i . Dortmund, Sept. 27: Poerschkc, G, 47. 3n; Bayer 04, 40. 6 for 400m R from ASV Koln. Hamm, Sept. 28: Janz, G, so. 8 for 400mH; SP-Wegmann, 55'9¼. Erfurt, Sept. 25: Valentin 1:50. 3, Ivakin, USSR, 1:50. 7. DT-Bukh.!.Iltsev, USSR, 180'1½; Artarski, Bulgaria, 177'6½", national record; Sceszenyi, Hung, 178'7!. Pfatkowsld, P, 176'4½. Dresden, Sept. 28: Wazny, Poland, 14'6½:. Valkama, Finland, 24'101. WIND SPRINTS ~t last report, Herb Elliott had decided to reject the offer to tum pro, whatever it amounted to. But publicity seeking promoter Leo Levitt (who is oper~ting a Globetrotter type basketball team) says he still thinks Elliott will sign ••• Gordon Pirie is heading back to New Zealand to live, going via South Africa, in comp.my with Murray Halberg, for some races ••• in British Empire Games mile mats, Inst laps of 54. 9 and 56. 2 were tumcd in by Elliott and Lincoln ••• John Landy has guessed that Elliott might go about 3: 50 or c bit better. "There is really not ultimate for the mile runner. One can only form an opinion, oo nditioned by ability and performnnces. "• •• Dubey Holt led Idaho State to six Rocky MountninConference champion­ ships in his first seven years as track coach ••• Bob Humphreys, shot putter, was named most valuable man for the 1958 s.c. St:ridcrs. Jim Burks was given the inspirctional competitor's award, and discus thrower Jerome Jennings was named most improved athlete ••• Southern California's news bureau puts out stats showing that in 1958 27 Trojan trnckrncn improved on their 1957 marks, 15 went back, and 4 stayed even ••• Russian women stars Nina Ponomareva and Galina Zybina were cL.-oppedfrom the European Ch.
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